Sport: Scoreboard: Aug. 10, 1962

≫ Ted Kroll, 43, who had not won a major tournament since 1956
(the year he was pro golf's top money-winner with $72,835), shot a
ten-under-par 278 to win a two-stroke victory in the $30,000 Canadian
Open. Kroll's victory was worth $4,300. U.S. Open Champion Jack
Nicklaus (TIME cover, June 29) collected fifth-place money of $1,450,
preserved his remarkable record of having finished in the money in
every P.G.A. tournament.

≫ Tuning up for the final trials to pick a defender for the America's
Cup, the U.S. 12-meters took turns showing their sterns to one...